Sentence examples for housing defense from inspiring English sources

Tip O'Neill, House Speaker, and Robert Byrd, Senate Minority Leader, have appointed Democratic task forces to deal with such subjects as unemployment, housing, defense, women's issues, and the environment.

Purdue plays such a rough-house defense, led by the best defensive player in the Big Ten, guard Chris Kramer, that the Boilermakers invite elbows to the face.

Calling on another man, rather than a gender-balanced team, to do your in-house defense of The Times's political reporting is a weakness of your findings.

The Supreme Soviet announced that heavy financial demands in everything from housing to defense meant that income taxes would have to remain in force.

The House-approved defense bill includes a provision that would enable affected governors, most of whom are Republicans, to "opt out" of the B.L.M. plan, but few are likely to take up the invitation.

They point to a line in the nonbinding preamble about the "interrelationship" between offensive and defensive strategic arms and a provision in the treaty that bans the use of missile silos or submarine launch tubes to house missile defense interceptors.

Muhammad Eqbal Safi, a member of Parliament and the chairman of the lower house's defense committee, said the officials' explanations about the security forces' lack of readiness "did not convince us".

But at Camp Justice, which housed visiting defense lawyers and military prosecutors in facing rows of tin sheds, the lawyers formed a chain and mamboed through the prosecutors' side, chanting their own refrain: "Hey, hey . . .

pistol she was shot with?) Botha's train wreck of a testimony yesterday included confusion about just how many phones were still in the house (the defense said that it was holding onto one that the detective hadn't bothered to ask for).

Why do they have to go to my fathers house?" A defense lawyer with experience in terrorism cases in New York said that three men that he knew of who had had contact with Mr. Zazi had been questioned and fingerprinted by federal authorities.

What the government has presented as a flagrant collusion agreement between the leaders of Sotheby's and Christie's was widely disregarded by both auction houses, a defense witness testified yesterday in the price-fixing trial of the former Sotheby's chairman A. Alfred Taubman.